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I love this controller. It has a great battery saving tool, it's got several different modes, it's plug and play with the pc, obviously Bluetooth, and it vibrates. The only two cons I have with the controller is that the Bluetooth dongle needs to be line of sight. (I think this can be remedied by putting the dongle higher so no dog or person can walk in front of it). And the trigger buttons could of been better designed. It's still decently comfortable and is decent, but it could be better. I still love the controller and for the price point it's a good value.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This controller either doesn't connect to Windows or connects for a few seconds and then disconnects. It happens in Win 8 and 8.1 - I don't know about 7. I tried with the latest drivers and both Logitech's and MS's instructions (several times each), and with Logitech's downloaded connection-fixer software. Disappointed since Logitech usually makes solid stuff. These tests were on a new pc build on which other controllers work perfectly.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
Works with windows/macosx/linux/android. I specifically use this on my android tv box for video games. It's a nice upgrade over the older wireless logitech rumble pad 2. Wireless reception is decent 10 feet away from the tv. However, if you are having trouble with reception, it does come with a 5 foot long usb extension cord so you can position the receiver where ever you want. Responsiveness is great, and i haven't had the game pad lose reception with the receiver yet. If you want a corded game pad, then get a saitek p2900. I only turn to logitech for keyboards, mice, wireless game pads.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I am used to buying Logitech controllers now and this is one is no different. It is an "ok" joystick, but at times, it can lose contact with the receiver, even when it is plugged into a USB 3.0 slot. When it does that, it can make you move in one direction until it reestablishes contact. I guess because this controller is refurbished, it's giving me these occasional issues. I can't really complain, because as we know - you get what you paid for. But, other than that, it's as good as any of the more popular controllers on the market. If you are looking for a lower cost alternative to the common controllers, I recommend the Logitech F710.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
This is a good controller with one major issue. If the receiver is plugged into directly into any modern computer it keeps on disconnecting, the LED on gamepad will blink with and inputs will not get registered. I guess this is because the system tries to shut off power to the receiver assuming it is not in use. There are 2 solution to it, in Windows install the Xbox 360 controller receiver driver or plug in the receiver in USB hub with extender cable.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
